Youth soar to new heights with Hugh J. White Tuskegee Airmen Chapter
The Discovery Flight program is free and introduces young people from 8-18 years old to flying and the history of famed Black Airmen.
Jamala is a featured columnist for the award-winning St. Louis American newspaper, St. Louis’ largest black weekly. She is on the editorial board of BlackCommentator.com and is a featured contributor. Her columns also appear in the Capital City Hues (Madison, WI) and the LA Progressive. She has authored many articles for both local and national publications on issues that she is passionately involved in. Jamala is the author of The Best of the Way I See It, a compilation of her political writings over a 20-year period. She is also the author Ferguson is America: Roots of Rebellion.
The Discovery Flight program is free and introduces young people from 8-18 years old to flying and the history of famed Black Airmen.
CORE’s just demand was to hire four employees to address the racist hiring practices in St. Louis banking institutions. When the bank’s response was that there were not “four Blacks in the city” fit for such jobs, CORE launched a protest that became the longest and most contentious in St. Louis civil rights history.
When the matter of wrongful convictions is discussed, you may hear the frequently cited theory by Sir William Blackstone: it is better that ten guilty people go free than one innocent person suffer. The English legal scholar formulated the theory in 1765 and it became the basis for the noble idea that one is innocent until proven guilty.
October 18 – 19, 2024, Join us for an inspiring two-day journey at the Black Midwest Symposium, where we’ll explore the vibrant intersection of history, art, and community resilience. We can’t wait to see you in Dayton! Dayton Metro Library, Main Branch
215 E. Third Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402
Join Us for a 3-Day Celebration Honoring Civil Rights Activist Percy Green! Date: October 5-7, 2024
Ferguson Uprising: what we got, what we learned – A survey to get feedback so that we can move forward with intentionality on our continued journey for racial justice. Deadline to complete survey is August 31, 2024.